Students intending to qualify in this Engineering Area must include at least eight of the modules listed below.
| Number | Title | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 3B1 | Radio Frequency Electronics | |
| 3B2 | Integrated Digital Electronics | |
| 3B3 | Switch-Mode electronics | |
| 3B4 | Electric drive systems | |
| 3B5 | Semiconductor Engineering | |
| 3B6 | Photonic Technology | |
| 3F1 | Signals and Systems | |
| 3F2 | Systems and Control | |
| 3F3 | Statistical Signal Processing | |
| 3F4 | Data Transmission | |
| 3F7 | Information Theory | |
| 3F8 | Inference | |
| 3G4 | Medical Imaging and 3D Computer Graphics | |
| 3M1 | Mathematical Methods |
Advice
Electrical and Information Sciences covers a very broad area. The B modules cover a wide range of electronic circuits and devices, whilst the F modules cover the digital representation and processing of signals, and the manipulation of data in computers. A student in this area will be seeking to gain a broad overview of systems, from the signals that flow through them to the hardware platforms that implement them. Although many students will choose to do mostly B modules or mostly F modules depending on their inclination towards the electrical or information side, students who specialise exclusively in one or the other should consider one of the other B/F Engineering Areas.
Specialist advice on this Engineering Area can be obtained from the Engineering Area coordinator, Professor M Smith
Last updated on 23/08/2019 10:29